Dollar hits one-year highs as Fed tightening risks rise, Convera says

By Public Technologies
  • Convera's November 13, 2026, FX report maintains a near-term bullish dollar outlook as sticky US inflation reinforces Federal Reserve tightening expectations.
  • October US headline CPI rose 0.4% month over month versus 0.3% expected, strengthening expectations for a December rate hike.
  • Fed Governor Christopher Waller signaled a strong case for a 50-basis-point December hike; markets price a rate increase with certainty.
  • EUR/USD broke below its 1.1150–1.1250 range, putting 1.10 support in focus ahead of December's Fed meeting.
  • AUD/USD fell around 2% during the week toward 0.6800 support; a clear break could expose 0.6710, then 0.6400.


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